29/09/18

All the myths about PVC Windows.

Since the appearance of PVC windows in the market a lot of different myths about them became widespread. So, let's see what is true and what is not. We will check all the myths step by step. 
- Plastic windows do not leak air and the room gets stuffy. Integrity is the main advantage of modern PVC windows, which are made with rubber sealing around the perimeter that does not allow air to pass through the sash. Due to this option, PVC windows got all their remarkable characteristics. To ventilate the room it is enough to open the window for a few minutes 1 or 2 times a day.
- PVC profile will turn yellow. First PVC windows really turned yellow in the sun, but this problem has been resolved with the help of some pigments which retain the original appearance of the windows. The most important thing when choosing PVC windows is a proven brand that doesn't save on raw materials.
- PVC windows are expensive. High-quality PVC windows can't be too cheap, because high quality profile, fittings and glazing require a significant investment. However, the service life of such windows is several decades that fully justify the investment.
- PVC Windows are not safe for health. This myth is common because many people think that there is lead in the PVC composition. In fact, the composition of the PVC includes not the lead itself but its chemical compound with different properties, there are additives based on compounds of calcium and zinc. All these substances play not a small role in our daily life, we use plastic every day. So, the safety of PVC windows have studied and there is no reason to worry.In addition, PVC is used for the manufacture of medical utensils, vessels for storage of blood  which is the best evidence of its safety.
- PVC windows monotonous and boring. A lot of people acquire plastic windows of standard shape and white color. In fact, a variety of PVC windows are very large, they can be painted in different colors or decorated in various ways. In addition, you can order a window of any shape, from arch designs to avant-garde triangular or circular shapes.